Police appeal for information after homophobic graffiti found on Manchester residence
Manchester police are appealing for information after a house in Golborne was found covered in homophobic graffiti.
The offenders painted the front door windows and wrote graffiti of the living room windows of a house in Rivington Avenue on September 2, at some time between 3am and 8:30am.
Police have confirmed they are treating the incident as a hate crime.
Police Constable Lawrence McDonald said: “The victim is obviously upset to have woken up and found her home has been damaged. Some of the graffiti was homophobic and we are treating this as a hate crime.”
He added: “This is not the first time the owner has been subjected to this type of crime as she was a victim in June this year.
“I would ask anyone who has information which can help us find who is responsible to contact police.”
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